Wednesday, April 20, 2022
Erection problems are common amongst men aged 40 and above, with about half of men aged 40-70 experiencing erectile dysfunction/impotence. But all is not lost as there are several remedies to treat this problem.
Tablets are the most commonly utilised form of treatment for erectile dysfunction, as they work by increasing blood flow to the penis. Depending on your needs, you have multiple options to choose from. Sildenafil is both the best-seller and most affordable. For those seeking long-lasting effects, Cialis (Tadalafil tablets) for extended relief is effective for up to 36 hours from just one tablet.
There is also a version where you can take a low strength Cialis tablet every day. This tablet is of particular importance to men suffering from diabetes, as with a lower strength tablet there are usually fewer side effects. Cialis also works the quickest taking about 30 minutes compared to Viagra (Sildenafil) and Levitra's (Vardenafil) 60 minutes. An expert in the Daily Mail rated tablets' effectiveness at 8/10.
If tablets are not for you or do not work, there is Caverject, which contains Alprostadil. Caverject is an injection to treat erectile dysfunction or weak erections. It is injected into the base of the penis. If injections make you squeamish, then you can try Muse pellets, which also contain Alprostadil. A pellet is inserted into the hole in the top of the penis using an applicator, which is provided in the pack. Muse was rated at 5/10.
These options for erection problems are prescription-only medicines, but if you do not have a prescription from your doctor, no problem, as you can take a free online consultation with our online doctor.
There are other impotence treatments such as a rubber ring placed at the base of the penis, vacuum pumps, testosterone patches. Finally, the last resort of surgical treatment involves an inflatable device and pump in the scrotum, which can be quite effective.
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